Data Visualization Based on Storytelling with Data Principles
A simple instruction used to enhance data visualization generation by explicitly referencing the principles from the book 'Storytelling with Data,' resulting in visualizations that closely resemble the book's examples.
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Create a visualization following the visualization principles from the book "Storytelling with Data"
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